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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-01
2o and all goods waybil.d from Chicago prior to Thurs

25 and all goods waybsd from Chicago prior to Thurs
day WIN be protected By refunding Of any charges OK
ton as follows: Canvas cotton warp oottsn yarn,
dsnims crash drills. duckns. corset Jeans. sheeting
ton a.nes plain dyed. domestic checks. stripes. and
ccnsviots. domestic gnghams. glazed canbrics 0ssa.
equivalent to the adoption by Minnesota and North
western Of the trunk line classiacatisn.
DENVER Sept 30.-Martil Il Co., Wholesale dealers In
fish and dried fruits have sent to the chairman and
members Of the Interstate Commerce Commission
complaint alleging that the Southern Pacific, Union
Pacific and Central Pacific railroads have been guilty Of
violation Of the terms and provisions Of che Interstate
Commerce law The firm is compelled pay from 50 80
Denver. while trsm San Francisco to Missouri River
points distance Of 600 miles further the roads charge
compliments well as the city OF Denver.
CINCINNATI. Sept 30On Sunday the Queen and Cres
cent route will put train which will reduce the
time between Cincinnati and NewOreans ten hours 1t
will leave here ct 1855 aud reach New-Oreans the
next morning at $780, This Is at the rate of thrtytw0
miles an hour making no allowance for stops
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 80 (SpeciaD-A prominent official
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad in speaking Of the small
net earnings Of that company for August said that al
though tho earnings In reality greater than at
time in the existence the expenditures for
Improvements had been unusually large. He said also
that the volume OF business now being done by the
poration is greater than at time in previous years
Third Street Railroad stated to-day that the
organization OF the Nsw-Jersey Central Railroad Com
pany is advancing favorably and has begun to file its
new $50O00OO0 mortgage in the different counties
through which its lines pass Owing to the strike In the
Lehign region the coal traffic the road has al
most entirely suspended.
The interest and coupons Of the following divisional
coal land mortgage bonds Of tho Reading Coal and Iron
Company, due TO- morrow will be purchased by the Read
ing Railroad receivers October 10 at the OF in
terest named Swatara tract. Per cent; Houtz and
Meyer and Kinnar. per cent Salem Coal Company,
and Summit It Is also stated that
the interest the impro mortgage win be paid
at tho Reading Office tomorrow the date of maturity.
The August statement OF the earnings Of the Phade
pha and Erie Railroad Company shows the net earnings
to be STAG 76l increase Of So 206 August OF
1886 and the eight months ending August 81 the net
earnings ST. 0s9 1884, increase Of $123376
the corresponding period OF last year.
The not earnings OF the Northern Central Railway
Company for August $2l9.1Ol. increase OF
$2O,360 over the same month of last year. Tue net
earnip gs for eight months ending August 81
81. 663.3Is, an advance Of $443449 the core
spending period OF 1856.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-01

CONVICTED OF NUMBERING HIS YOUNG WIFE.
The trial of Joseph sehlsnmer for the murder OF his
fifteen yearod wfe was finished yesterday In Jersey
City, The jury retired at half past o'clock and four
ours later returned with verdict Of murder In the first
degree. schlsmmsr received the verdict with smile
AfferWard In Jail he broke down AID cried. He Will
probably be sentenced Monday. He u twenty-two
years old and has no relatives In this country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-01

OUR HOUSE PAINTS FILL THE GRAIN OF TIL
WOOD FANCY WOODS AND PIANO CASES HAVE.
WITH GREAT CARE AND PA INSTAKfNN BEEN
FILLED BEFORE, BUT NEVER THE SIDE OF YOUR
HOUSE OF TIE LAST IMPORTANCE. THIS COSTS
YOU NOTHING OUR VIVID GLOSSY cOLORs OUT
WEAR ALL OTHERS. COLOR CARDS. CIRCULARS
THE F. ]. NASH MANUFACTURING CO, MANUFACr.
UREs OF PURE LINsEED OIL LIQUID PAINTS.
NYACK, n. Y. u. s. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-01

Charles g. Davis the bookmaker, examined in the
Supreme Court yesterday in supplementary proceedings
IN suit in which Judgment for S25034 03 was obtained
against him by the city January 81 The suit was
based upon the embezzement OF $4,000 by William b.
Carroll clerk In the stock and bond bureau OF the
Finance Department the money having been traced to
Davs's place OF business in Barclay-st.
The examination conducted by Assistant Corpora
ton Counsel George r. Carr Davis swOre that he had
money In bank, real estate owned no race horses
had Interest In any racing stable association,
sessed no diamonds, had connection with any busi-
ness firm, not now bOokmakcr or member OF the
Bookmakers Association, and supported his wife and
himself by i" speculatlOn."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-01
COLONEL CHARLES J. CorRroIs

Colonel Charles j. Courtos, veteran Of the lato
War; died at his house, No 6s Burncst, Newark, yes
terday age fifty Colonel Couriois born In France,
of good family, and came to America when young
Previous to the War he lived In Paterson where he
married. In 1862 he enlisted In the 33d Regiment
Ncw-Jersey Volunteers, and rose to staff position
with the rank of Lieutenant Colonel He participated
in many engagements and at one time was on the stan
OF General John A. Logan. lie was with Sherman In
tho march u the sea- and mustered out At the
close of the War He then opened the Malaon Grise
hotel Newark that became noted for its table
and was a headquarters for distinguished visitors
OF late years his fortune and health Declined
friends dropped away and at length, with shattered
health and little means he was sent to the Soldiers
Home at Hampton, Va, from which he cetnrne.l
few months ago. Death due TO consumption.
The funeral Will take place on Sunday, and De In
charge of the Grand Army Of the Republic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-01
EDWARD ID. EITTOE

GALEya Ill., sept. 3O-Edward d. Kittoe, one Of the
Oldest and most prominent medical practitioners In
Illinois, died yesterday from heart disease. Dr. Ktoe
was seventy-two years old, and native Of England.
He resided in Northumberland County, Penn, for a
period OF twenty years after coming to America He
settled In Galena in 1851. He entered the army IN
August 1861 as Surgeon Of the 45th Illinois Infantry.
He was subsequently appointed General Shefmans
staff where he renamed untu the fall Of Ncksburg
when h. was ordered to General Grants stan ana
made Medical Inspector of the Hospitals In his depart
ment When General Grant left for the East TO take
command OF the Army of the Potomac. Dr. kittoe was
made Inspector General Of the Hospital SERVICE In the
Northwest and held that position until the eprng OF
1866.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-01

LARGE GIFTS TO THE PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH..
CINCINNATI Sept 3O-Tne Centennial Committee OF
the Presbyterian Church is notified of second contribu
ton Of $4,000. Tho first was from the East This Is
from st. Louis The donsrs decline give their names for
publication Those gifts are part OF the $lOoUOOo
III at church 10 raising for sndowng Its Board 81 Relief
for aged ministers, widows and orphans The General
Assembly Of the Presbyterian Church, having 0een or
gapizsd In PhiIadepna in 1888 will celebrate its con-
tsnary It's meeting IN that city ia May next when 1t
expected this sndo Wment fund will be raised.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-01
BUCKET SHOP MEy SUED.

LOUISVILLE Sept 80 tSpeciaD. John ]. Gst. OF Ohio
In Federal Court to-day sued Hodgen Miller, OF
this CITY, for $3 7s6 25 lost In their "bucket shop" In
Covingon Hs claims that the contracts between him
self and tho defendants were wagers on the rise and fall
of the prce wheat and that there WAS never any In
70 deliver the wheat The only similar suit here
was tried fall and resulted In the plaintiff recovering
the amount asked for.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-01

SUED BY A SAILOR WHO FELL FROM YARD.
A suit to $4,000 damages for injuries has
been begun by Gustav Anderson, sailor. against the
captain and owner OF the ship Minister, OF st. John,
n. b. He alleges that he shipped at Antwerp in March,
and month later sent aloft to oil the mzzen top
sail yard He obcyed under protest and owing to the
cold his hands were numbed and he fell forty
Eve feet the deck His right arm was broken In two
piaccs two ribs wero crushed and his spine
strained lie claims that he neglected and had ini-
proper treatment aud Is cripple for life.
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oHOLERA oLAIKs THREE MORE VICTIMS

Health officer Smith reports that Francesca Co.
vsla. ago sixty.four; Mspongea Zoccoa. sixty
Two, and Rosario Bemondo twenty-ons, were re-
moved from Hoffman Island to the Quarantine Hospital
yesterday, stricken with cholera. Grardi Salvatore.
ago fortyfour suffering from injury canssd BY box
falling On his chest and stomach, also sent to the
hospital All the other patients In the hospital are I'm
proving. Gugielmo Helvig, Dominica Morello. Ferdi.
ndo Carbonari, Rosa Adinslf, Mchsla TapbVla and
Maria Demuchmo were discharged frsn the hospital,
and sent back Hoffman Island. Laborsrs were digging
graves yesterday In the Quarantine Cemsery Princess
Bay, T. l., to be used for tho cholera vetlma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-01
OBITUARY.
DIR. FRANK B. GREEN.

DIR. Frank B. Green, age thirty-eght, Editor and
proprietor OF "The Rockand County Journal died
at Nyack yesterday. He had failed rapidly In health
the last six months and Southern trip not proving
beneficial he mado a sailing voyage to Antwerp, and
returned to Nyack last Saturday In dying condi-
ton. He leaves wife, but no children. He was a
graduate Of the NewYork College Of Physicians and
Surgeons, and was well known In Brooklyn medical
circles, where he practised until April 1885, when he
bought "The Journal" He was stanch Republican,
OF positive opinions, culture and literary at ain
mcnts. He was author of Green's history Of ROckland
County and custodian Of the Rockland County His
torical Society. The funeral will be held on Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-01
CORNELIUS V. S. ROOSEVELT.

Cornelius V. S. Roosevelt died at his house In South
Orange, N. j., at a. m yesterday, age sixty lie had
returned from summers tour few days ago. appar-
entity much improved In health. Mr.. Roosevelt was
member Of the Roosevelt family Of this city and u
relative of Archbishop Baycy. lie was never en-
gagged In business and his wealth computed at a
million dollars. His property In Maplewood, near
South Orange, covers many hundred acres, and ex-
tends from RidgcwoOd Road along the mountain r-
for a mile The mansion Is I'm the centre Of Ia nd
some park Mr.. Roosevelt was exceedingly charits bic
and was beloved by tho poor. He employed many
people and made It rule TO pay higher rates for ser
vices than usually demanded. lie leaves no chill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-01
TIE COURT OF APPEALS

ALBASY Sept Scatter vacation the several Judges
OF the Court Appeals In their apartments in the Capt
toll to-day consultation The Court Of Appeals will re-
convene on Monday call OF the old calendar will
resumed calendar for Monday will be Nos 440 $50
4l2 443 ga 4l5 AZ and44s Tuesdays october and ~
vi be daya
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-01
Somebody's Child.

sosbodv child 10 DYING dying with the hush Of hone on
his ysuns face and sonebodys mother thinking o. tbs time
en that dear will DO hidden where ray OF hope can
brrhtsn ibecause there was no cure fer
Reader the child be your ncighbors take tnis
10 the mothers before II too ate Tell her thai
durable that living to-day whom the
ncurabe lung had been
ksost By the deeass Dr Perces Golden Med
hss hundreds sufpasses God liver OIL
sad other medicines in curiax this disease
eokd 81 druKUstA
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v6T A 6TEAxER
FILING A LIB

FILING 4 LIBEL A0ALNST A STEAMER.
The Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph Company died .
bs yesterday In the United States against
the steamer Buss In salt for damages TO me amount
Of 10000 TIE stesmsr II 10 alleged anehofed Isss
6Oaton Island, Last NAY, IN suca pesooA ss~ "sss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-01
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIF0RyTA STO0ka
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 80. 1857
YESTERDAY. Ts-aay

Assshss Ansrseas 1yis2Sh .,..,..sss
No. only have V tas bss s Z1s1s} S 0ScS4cSU
fSy ana 9AisEs ~ 4 q 1868 & svssE
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Beautiful Wsmen
ara sde pad and unattracve By functional ifreG
vSck m PisrcSs Pavosits Prescription" VIII inAihbv
curS Thousends Of tesunontala BY arugRfstA
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CAssIMARO DELMONTE.

HAVANA, Sept 3O.-Cassimars Deinonte' popular
Cuban writer and prominent member Of the Autono-
mist party, Is dead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-01
election Nctire.

STATE or NETWORK
OFFICE OF THE sscs az .Mv or STATE STATE
sS f IS HEk HT ls'S GIVEN THAT
y the general election to be held in this state on the
s s &c next
secretary Of state In the place q FREDE nIcK COOK
in tie
An Attouey.General. IN the place Of DENIS o'BRItN
STATE Engineer nee and Surveyor In the place Of Ell
Ali who's. terms OF will expire last day Of De-
Of the GS h E qa sna
caHREs SeSs Of oc. on
the day r ps Ss F Senate District of the
esassy E5;: TI
Ssayors al t thas portion Of ward
Nat lie. within RCS sS % rS PEEK Stu S
portion q ne Ninth Ward q , s. az
street Leroy and North River Governors Island Ss
senator the sixth Senate District composed .. the
sysn s and tee Fou ras Of 'os y has
lies Catherine street. Chatham street. Roosevelt street.
senator for the Senate District composed o. u.
TsSS ana ,s s.v ws Var. 1d es %
BROADWAY and all that portion 81 the EiSh'sna and
f ff SaF, e, 'a
sass" ar %
s Ss1 ss q sn1 ss
street and North river all thai portion o. the a OF ne
Esssen Twentyarsi wards Of sand city TIA, he. ss
S saa All ns poroa the
ssid CITY that lies within sixth street, Thirteen
street. sixth avenue and North River , ,.,.
that portion Of Eighteenth Nineteenth end wenyhrss
wards q NevYOrf that lies east Of Third avenue
anu Senator the Tenth District COMPOSED Of Al
city OF within Thrteth street. roten
street Third Eighth avenue all that
the Nineteenth Ward OF said city that lies west Oh lns
avenue and ali that portion Of the Twelfth and Twesy:
second that lies east Of Eighth avenue WARDS and
Randalrs islanda ,.,.,. ..o..s o,,s>
Twenty and Twenty fourth wards o. tne CITY o
York and all portion Of the Twelfth, Iwent1ssn Asn
enty second said city that lies within Tmruss
street spuyten Duyvl Creek. Eighth avenue An" h"3~~
River. - .,..,o, x.....s
twenty. four members OF Assembly.
A DistrictA Attorney in the place Of RANDoLFh n IA"
snrrosate in the place Of DANIEL q. ROLLINS
Two Justices OF cry Court Of New me P1oS
NJ STEPHEN BURDETT HYATT and ERNEST Hail.
ono Coroner In the place Of MICHAEL j. b. MES
All whose terms Of expire the last day OF %
Also Judge of the General Sessions for the sen
years from rss LAW. SS9
he'pe TREDEsfck COOK.
Secretary OF State
SHERlFFs OFFICE,
COUNTY COURT HOUSE :
CITY AND COUNTY or NEwYoRG
c.rv the above TO BE- true copy Of the election ns
received by me this day from the secretary OF state
Sheriff Of the City and County OF New. YEN
Publishers Of newspapers WIN not insert .ne soo''
usou'on' "H'''' '''" HUGH J. GRANT
Sheriff Of the City and County OF Nev'fesL'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-01

A FARMER KILLED BY LIGHTNING
PETERSBURG. Va. Sept 80 tspeciaD.-In q thunder
storm in Amelia County yesterday Walter Allen was
KilIed by lightning while standing In his barn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-01
RAILROAD INTERESTS

EXCURSION RATES AND REGULAR TARIFFS
The general passenger agents of the trunk lines
met yesterday, and the business actuay dsposeo Vi
WA largely Of routine character such as The exam
pation of accounts Of the immigrant clearing mousse
and the management Of excursion rates The new
IMMIGRANT tariff covering all eastern points within tho
reach Of the trunk lines was completed so as 10 DC
nut in the hands Of the printers 1t is to take effect
on November l.
The session was prolonged by lively discussion OF
the responsibility for the recent scaipng o"sihess
growing ont Of the Pennsylvania Companys cheap sn
tennal There have been large redemptons Of cheap
coupons at full fare by the asso?lated mns
O. i. rivals Tine gn1: 81 sns sns as s
sa smosd o, tne but there are
interesting points of detail yet TO DC settiea; INC
experience Of the summer Is likely TO onag s soy re
apecting excursion rates In order to prevent thcm
Rom demoralizing regular tariffs.
VOTING TO JOIN IN THE OREGON LEASE.
At meeting of tho Northern Pacific Railroad Com
nny directors yesterday 1t was decided BY vote OF
bte to Join with the Union Pacific In lease Of the
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company property.
John A. Brookman voted against tho measure and
Chsria B. Wright, who present, declined to vote.
Benjamin p. Cheney and Edwin H. Abbot were alb
scn< The action is the direct result Of the change Of
management at tho annual election September 10,
when henry Willard resumed . controlling influence
IN sne Board In his previous correspondence with
II WRIGHT Who represented the former management
~ Willard said about the chief subject Of contention
am persuaded that the best solution lies In Joint
sso o. the Oregon Railway ana Navigation by tho
On sS Pacific and Northern Pacific companies.
.o wnss division Of territory has not been agreed
pon ~ the Pacific roads, tho vote Of tho Northern
c.nc drectors may Be considered nnsi. because tho
~ ss can % easily arranged under the general plan
Orsscc, oRsea The Union Pacific Company leased tho
~ - H t The Northern Pacific had refused 70
~ - mc lease because the rate considered too
'eenos Oh the stock
~. .hLLANE0Us RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE
A'snssoes and Northwestern Railroad Company
~ s reduction In rates cotton piece goods to
ossss. - aoo pounds between Chicago and eli psists
-. .e.ss zrassfs, De- Nsinss ~ rss,ssr n n.
s 49, sstssaetvs y tale s1sss a sspssmbss |
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-01
Up MACMILLAN ADOLPHE LANCE.

BERLIN Sept 30-Dr Macmillan Adolphs Langen
beck physician I'm chief Of the Prussan Army and the
author Of several wellknown medical works, Is dead
lie was in his seventeen year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-01
THE COURTS.

the anchor was lifted cable of the telegraph company
was dragged until 1t broke.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-01

ADVERTISEMENT FOR TIE NEW.
I, PrOWN oFFiCES No. 1888 Broadway, corner nirO.
nrstst uess p $50 srs.sw Sssw ws. Trse 49,
a. corner Eighth $50 sGthsys. 1853 Fourh.ss, -
uer 100 West Fory second 9ixthavA
fSo Thrdavez corner Forty sey oo7 Third 49,
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ASK YOUR
GROCER
MARKETMAN
FOR
&C.

THIS SEASONING Is MADE or THE GRANU,
LATED LEAVES OF THE MOST FRAGRANT AMERr.
CAN SWEET HERBS AND CHOICE SELECTED SPICES
HAVING ALL THE FLAvoRs THAT CAN BIZ DE-
SIRED. THEREBY SAVING THE TROUBLE OF HAv.
ING TO USE DOZEN DIFFERENT KINDS OF HERBS
AND SPICES IN ORDER TO GIVE THE PROPER FLAW.
OR TO THE DRESSING. ONE TABLESPOONFUL rs
ENOUGH TO SEASON THE DRESSING TO AN EIGHT
POUND TURKEY.
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ROOFING.

10000 Rolls RoonaG Felt. In lots 70 suit.
100 Tons sheathing and Deafening Paper
400 Barrels Rsenug and Heuse Paints.
800 Barrels and Kegs Roofing Caps and Nails.
1 o Tons Slate Flour and Rssfers' Cement
! 900 Rslls OIL Cloth, Assorted.
500 Bales Cotton and Paper Carpet Lining.
Send for Samples and Prices The Trnde Supplied.
INDIANA PAINT & ROOFING CO.,
143 Duane-sf.. New.Yerk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-01
Country properin nanteo.

T OTIS. houses, farms wanted for BUYERS and
IL tenants in Nsw.Jsrsey sUBUhbAN Aa&N''' -
Broadway.
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european advertisements.

DARlS.-To be let, furnished apartments at
III yery moderate rsnta Late J. Arthur Co., Banker
and Esuss Agents. W. II. TIFFEN.,l0 r. Castixiione.
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STATE or NETWORK,
OFFICE or THE SECRETARY OF STATE
Afnacy 1857
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-09-22
That Ga- well.

\ party of gentlemen went ye>ter-
day To inspect the well upon the
Sof-ky place, which has given indi-
cations Of gas, hut no particulars
save those heretofore written Of in the
JOURNAL were picked up. The in
formation was obtained that water
To the depth Of foot or two stands
la the we'll, and when this is pump
eel nut, the gaSy smell arises a. IL
did before Mr.. Sofsky stated tn the
visitors that il i his purpose to go
down about IN feet. after he has
completed his farming operations
for the fall. He will get well dig
ger To do this. y Mr.. Rice, a real
estate man of GlenwOod Springs,
Col, who accompanied the party,
gave il a. his opinion that il would
be "A better investment TO take stock
in a company formed to develop that
well than to invest i'm two thirds Of
the mining projects.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-09-22
MoNbAY. oCroBER u. ~.
T. ID. Fitzpatrick. J.W. Going.
FITZPATRICK a GOING.
Real Estate. Loan. and In-ur-
ance Agents aud Ab~Irar-
tors.

They will Le pleased to see you
to-day and every other day, AT their
office in Post Office Block, Salina,
Kansas. \ regular line of hacks aud
carriages run from their corner To-
all parts of the city, free Of charge,
to all who wish To examine their
bargains i'm city and suburban prop
erty. They will sell YOU lots in
South Park fifty by two hundred
feet i'm size, at from three hundred
and seventy-five dollars up To nvc
hundred dollars each. and give YOU
liberal terms. They have one of the
finest blocks in this finest addition.
They have an acre fronting on Santa
Fe Avenue and Highland Avenue. \
beautiful tract for a very reasonable
price. Call and see about il. Three
lots on Santa Fe Avenue i'm the Kan
sas Wesleyan grounds, all together
on corner for only fifteen hundred
dollars. How would you like two
fine lots on Iron Avenue for only
eighteen hundred dollars: They
are bargain. Ia fact space l. too
valuable To enumerate many of the
bargains. These may Ice sold before
you see them. DO you wish To bor-
row money To assist ia building you
a house: They have money To loan
ON city property for one, two or
three years, principal aud interest,
payable at their office They have "a
complete set of abstract books for
Saline county, kept up every day
DO not buy anything without an
abstract, they will furnish YOU COM
plete abstract at very reasonable
price. They are the agents for the
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance
Company for leaning money on
farms. You can get money on good
property at & per cent and a reason
able commission. II you want
straight loan they will do better than
most of the loan companies. One
yood feature Of these loans is that |
they can be paid in sums of one hum
dred dollars, whenever a coupon -
due, and the interest reduced that
much; all the loan can be paid at /
any time. They have houses and /,
lots for sale, farms for sale, and acre
tracts for sale. in fact almost any |
thing you may need. This space be- !
longs to them and from time 10 time 1
special bargains will appear. DO
not forget the place nor the firm,
Fitzpatrick & Going Post Office
BLOCK. Salina. Kansas.